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| Quinn Reacts to McKenna's Blago Hair Ad |
There's a new political ad running, and it again features disgraced ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich's 'do.
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| Man Stabbed As He Chased Suspected Home Invader |
A Galesburg man had to be treated and released from the hospital after he discovered another man trying to break in to his home.
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| Woman Allegedly Steals Meat for Jailed Boyfriend |
An Aledo woman has been arrested in Galesburg for apparently wanting to make a special delivery to her boyfriend whom she said was incarcerated.
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| Abingdon Water Meter Replacement Project Begins; City Seeks Cooperation |
POSTED 10:01 a-m 12/3/9 Officials with the city of Abingdon are asking residents for cooperation as a major project is set to get underway.
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| New Knox County Farm Bureau Manager Working With Outgoing Manager |
The manager of the Knox County Farm Bureau is set to leave the post soon after just a year, but there's already a replacement ready.
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| Local Farm Bureau to Have Good Presence at State Meeting |
A meeting of Farm Bureau members from around the state is set to begin in a few days, and the outgoing manager of the Knox County Farm Bureau says the local agency should have a good presence.
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| Temps Indicate Economic Upswing |
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- Employers might not be hiring full-time workers in droves yet, but the temp labor industry is already looking up.
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| Thief Makes Off With Chainsaw-Carved Abe |
CHARLESTON, Ill. (AP) -- Until last weekend a 200-pound wooden likeness of a young Abe Lincoln learning to read had a treasured place at the Lincoln Springs Resort.
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| Illinois Establishes H1N1 Outline |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Health care professionals are now staffing a 24-hour-a-day hot line to answer Illinois residents' questions about swine flu.
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| Quinn Signs Tougher Gun Law |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new Illinois law cracks down on gang members with guns.
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